, 1887-10-13
2:CEinES.
Los Angeios ras S2,c0:.OOD worth
OF buildings N course Of erection.

Saf" Jones nas got on the track OF
the AGe.lcau sinuer IT last. He Is
III Canada
The New York Times editoriaIly
asks: What shall We kill?" 1t de-
yends Oh what Is biting.
Canal4's Thanksgiving day comes
~ November 18th. What has Cana
dg to bs thankful for?-E.r. That
S2ysrd Is secretary Of state.
Some peopie do not seem to care to
Iaaks the neighborhcod in which they
live picturesque. II they did they
could NOW away
General l.. q. O'Bliru is desirous
OF having the militia of the territory
as good Is any on the coast, and has
done much to bring this state of af-
! fans about.
Just before going TO press we were
/ informed that the application for IA
| light house at the Hole in the Wall
has been fuvorably received. and two
stake lights will be established, one
on the inside point and the outside
point Of McGlinn's island.-LaCOn-
| ner Nail
Ezra Meeker has a way Of dropping
timely hint occasionally. This time
he gives John lecture for knocking
down plums with club. The coun-
try Is full Of Johns. They don't all
use clubs, but shakers are lust as bad
as clubbers, and neither will ever
send much good fruit to market.
The tallest man il this country is
said to be Henry 4. Cooper of Lock
port, n Y, vino WAS born at York.
Englrnd, in 1860. He is eight feot,
two inches in height und weighs 35O
pounds. His hand is thirteen and
his foot seventeen inches lone. He
was brought TO this country for eyhi-
bition.
An exchange duns its delinquents
in the following manner: There is a
little matter that Some of our Sub
Scribers have Seemingly forgotten.
Some of them have made us promises
but have not kept them. To uS it is
a very important matter: it's neceS-
gary IL Jul DuSlHcSS- We aIS fSi y
modest and don't like TO Speak about
lit.
The seven anarchists who engi-
neered the Haymarket massacre OF
policemen in Chicago last year, will
be hung November 11th, the Illinois
Supreme Court having affirmed tbs
decision of the lower court "An
| l..nhioS =. fnKal
this country. We are in hopes that
no antidote will ever be found tc
lessen its fatality.
Senator Sherman, who addressed
the farmers OF Western Now York a
Lyons few days ago, reminded then
that the United States pays $3.50, 900,
900 per year for imported sugar; thsl
sensibly and forcibly urged that at
tsntion be given to the cultivation O
beet root, whereby the entire sugal
supply needed by our people, nigh
be readily produced at home.
Txcoma Ner.: Well we should de-
clare! The Frisco Chronicle say
geographically: "a railroad com
pauy has been incorporated 10 builo
from Port Townsend to Portland, Or
It's compilation would make continuous
railroad communication from the 32nt
to shs 4Sth parallel Of latitude OH thi
coast. distance as great as from tn
northern boundary Of Florida to tn
extreme northern boundary OF Maine
, NO wonder Townsend is booming il
dailies.
Senator Stanford is reported u
) saying a few days ago in San Fran
. cisco, that one of the ap. Ioechin;
possibilities for the Pacific coust vii
bo straight railroad system througl
5 from % Angeles to Vancouver, u
G. He also said: "Now, from til
very logic OF the railway position q
8 north, it is safe to predict that tn
l Northern Pacific will extend its roa
> running from Portland to Tacom.
) still further porthward into Washing
ton territory, and to q conneetio
D with the Canadian Pacific But i
q this does not turn out directly tru,
!, the same connection between Tia
o Nothern Pacific aud the Oanadia
Pacific will be accomplished by bot
0 building into Washington Territory
There is fair prospect that til
0 republicans may win in New Yor
9 state in November If the labor part
= should justify its present promise @
drawing largely from the democrati
vote. In 1878 the greenbaeker
polled 75,0G0 votes and defeated tn
democratic ticket by running q thir
o party nominee for judge of the cour
Of appeals. In 1879, John Kell
u polled 1900 votes as q third part
= candidate for governor and thus uleci
: ed Cornell (rep.} and Carr, sscr.tsr
}, of state. In 1881 the democrats iu.
n tho state by n revival OF tlrV Kelly
L Tammany quarrel; in 1888 the domo
/ cracy lost tho head of their tisket b
!, the nomination Uf prohihi.iuuis
II Henry George polls 4, largo vo.
thln y''Gr a. 'iic ',grecnhaek' .a.r
: party did II: 1873, or til" Kelly boil i
1919 ...,' pmscracy vii! l.. d. asrl
/ H. :G .v"ri.ur Hill had Only lI.GU
git.r.iit, III laS5. whs.. L., L,d Il
lat',l vote |; iiaErs G"o:x- poll
. 5000 vale, iu New Y"rA >:'.r- .juiri
- "i rt',u Siti - me fru!E liz, d.r.n.r.'
l. p..rrf- T., uot d.,tn -,cra.!e io-
. s4ou.d =" 25tEE1. not only w,pi: : u
. G" rm"r Hits ulura.i.y Il II.Wa
T but leaving Z republican, !,luca,i.y e
. lI,OOU. OF C',Ir.o this ,t,.p-ui- "I
, rir"ly upon wLotLsr or hot III. 4,
- hur vO;e Of New York risy k,.uu II
i It's tguera OF GS.0O0. wnirh "a, II
= Strength >'hen Hewitt, WAS .lsct.
m.ayor OF Nsw York city Il year ase
i, The New York prohibiiiui. psrty i
= 1885 cast 50,V 0 votes, and it viii ~.
/ add m re ;han 5000 to that vote tri
year. The republican vote OF lSS
was 32214 less than ii was ior Elain
> 10 1854, and with vigorous canvas
: II IL OK ected TO ct cut tii;s lar;
Z stay at hom"" body; iut oi cour.
/. the rcpu!!i.Un hol e of victory r,.s: